The phrase "admixture of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a combination or mixture of different elements or substances, often in scientific or technical contexts.
Example: "The admixture of a variety of chemicals resulted in a new compound with unique properties."
Alternatives: "blend of a" or "mixture of a".
The chronically critically ill are often transferred from general hospitals to institutions known as long-term acute-care hospitals, which resemble an admixture of a nursing home and an I.C.U.
It uses a fixed-bed packed column of an admixture of a SMR catalyst and an adsorbent for selective removal of CO2 from the reaction zone.
A packed bed sorber-reactor containing an admixture of a WGS catalyst and a CO2 chermisorbent is used in the process.
A general trend was observed of enhanced explosion likelihood and consequence severity with a decrease in material diameter, as well as enhanced consequence severity with admixture of a flammable gas to the combustion atmosphere.
By Hilton Als March 24, 2011 My experience of Elizabeth Taylor's idiosyncratic acting style — which was an admixture of a kind of improbable naturalism and fantastic disregard for the discipline of acting (but not of being) — is not separate from a close friend's observation that Taylor always played some version of herself: who that self was he never could say.
The outer hyperfine splitting of a spin label at the C-5 position and the line widths of a spin label at the C-14 position of the lipid chain are increased by concanamycin A. Considerably larger membrane perturbations are caused by equimolar admixture of a designed synthetic 5- 5,6-dichloro-2-indolyl -2,4-pentadienoyl V-ATPase inhibitor.
Modern Oceanic populations are an admixture of an ancestral Oceanic population with an ancestral East Asian population.
Using a Hierarchical Dirichlet Process (HDP), we model the presence of admixture of an unknown number of ancestral populations in a given sample of genotype data.
Increasing the admixture of an organic component in a partially aqueous mobile phase generally leads to a decrease in the relative static permittivity of the mixed mobile phase.
Our method uses an HDP to model the admixture of an unknown number of ancestral populations present in individual genomes in a given dataset.
"You have an admixture of commercial-financial activity, a way station for people and goods, a casino sector, all in a potentially volatile regional environment".
